We’re Hiring: Love Your Water Programme Coordinator | Sustainable Coastlines

Do you love the beach and want to see our rivers healthy? Are you creative, outgoing, details-oriented and have a knack for building great relationships? This is the job you’ve been waiting for!

Our multi-award winning charity is looking for a new team member to help manage and improve our external relationships and communications. Based out of our Auckland office, our new Partnerships and Communications Coordinator will develop our existing relationships with partners, sponsors, collaborators, volunteers and the general public, whilst growing the Sustainable Coastlines brand and celebrating our impact. Get in quick, the deadline for applications is 11pm, Sunday 9 June. Download Job Description here.

With our vision for “Inspired People, Healthy Waters and Beautiful Beaches”, we need a passionate person who loves our oceans, rivers and lakes, and cares about the communities around them.

The Partnerships and Communications Coordinator will coordinate and manage the organisation’s social media platforms, schedule weekly social media communications as well as develop content for the organisation’s e-newsletters, database mail-outs, media releases, sponsorship pitches and online presences. Experience in social media and communications is a requirement of the role.

The successful candidate will also be tasked with graphic design and reporting responsibilities, therefore experience in design and the production high-quality reports will be advantageous.

You will need to show initiative, attention to detail and have an enthusiastic interpersonal style that promotes a strong and exciting team atmosphere. We need a quick learner with a solid work ethic, and a ‘can-do’ attitude; someone who is not afraid to get their hands dirty.

If you love our oceans and waterways and want to work in an exciting, fast-paced non-profit, then we’d love to hear from you.

How to Apply

Email your CV and cover letter to Ryley Webster, General Manager, ryley@sustainablecoastlines.org by 11pm, Sunday 9 June 2019.